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@@TheArrowedKnee and Battle of Catalaunian Plains, when Vizigoths smashed into Hunnic left flank and whose king Theodoric I. died in that battle, just like king Théoden did.
I was. And trust me, people kinda ruined the moment and in my opinion also disrespected the band with the applauses. It bothers musicians while still in the middle of interpretation
@@bouldergarfish1620 it's a movie orchestra not just the music, they loved it and received epic standing ovations 3 nights in a row. Don't try bring people down this performance was bolstered by the crowd
It says a lot about these movies that you can see a live rendition of the movie score over 20 years later live in a theatre. Greatest trilogy ever made.
A film so good it made perhaps the best war movie of all time not win what it deserved. Master and Commander : Far Side of the World. An absolutely perfect war movie, overshadowed by this. 2003 was hell of a year for films.
I don't know why but every single time I watch this scene it makes me tear up, it did the first time I saw it in the theater and it has the dozens of times I've watched it since.
@@logandarklighter I think it speaks to something very deep within us, a call to duty and of honor, and of sacrifice. We may not see it often nowadays in film, but to face certain death and to sacrifice oneself so that others may live is probably the noblest acts of heroism there is.
It's the idea that there is good in the world that is worth defending. Even if you fail in the end and all falls to darkness, it is still right and good to defy the fall.
this hits so hard, you are watching the movie on the big screen and then you snap back to reality and understand that the orchestra itself is playing it live in front of you this is what out-of-body experience really feels like
Это на самом деле эпично! Вот только оркестр надо слушать, и только после того как он закончит своё выступление нужно одарить его овациями. Ну а тут мы наблюдаем, что данное выступление то и дело прерывается свистом (хоть и одобрительным), аплодисментами... Из-за чего просто напросто не слышно музыки...
We had the exact same experience at the Royal Albert Hall for the first 2 films, ROTK is playing later this year. You're 100% right in that it was an out of body experience!!!
this is how it was done originaly when cinema appeared there wasn't any sound recorded so u had to have a litttle orchestra playing at the back, and they had (yes) to synchronise with the movie while not being seen
“Arise, arise, riders of Théoden! Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered! A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises! Ride now, ride now, ride! Ride for ruin, and the world’s ending!"
I have been listening to the Ride of Rohirrim for the past week as I complete milestones for my work and school--it was an honor to be apart of the generation that got to experience King Theoden's battle speech. RIP to the King of Rohan. For Death, Glory, his people and for Rohan.
Then suddenly Merry felt it at last, beyond doubt: a change. Wind was in his face! Light was glimmering. Far, far away, in the South the clouds could be dimly seen as remote grey shapes, rolling up, drifting: morning lay beyond them. But at that same moment there was a flash, as if lightning had sprung from the earth beneath the City. For a searing second it stood dazzling far off in black and white, its topmost tower like a glittering needle; and then as the darkness closed again there came rolling over the fields a great boom. At that sound the bent shape of the king sprang suddenly erect. Tall and proud he seemed again; and rising in his his stirrups he cried in a loud voice, more clear than any there had ever heard a mortal man achieve before: Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden! Fell deeds awake: fire and slaughter! Spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered, A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises! Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor! With that he seized a great horn from Guthláf his banner-bearer, and he blew such a blast upon it that it burst asunder. And straightaway all the horns in the host were lifted up in music, and the blowing of the horns of Rohan in that hour was like a storm upon the plain and a thunder in the mountains. Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor! Suddenly the king cried to Snowmane and the horse sprang away. Behind him his banner blew in the wind, white horse upon a field of green, but he outpaced it. After him thundered the knights of his house, but he was ever before them. Éomer rode there, the white horsetail on his helm floating in this speed, and the front of the first éored roared like a breaker foaming to the shore, but Théoden could not be overtaken. Fey he seemed, or the battle-fury of his fathers ran like new fire in his veins, and he was borne up on Snowmane like a god of old, even as Oromë the Great in the battle of the Valar when the world was young. His golden shield was uncovered, and lo! it shone like an image of the Sun, and the grass flamed into green about the white feet of his steed. For morning came, morning and a wind from the sea; and darkness was removed, and the host of Mordor wailed, and terror took them, and they fled, and died, and the hoofs of wrath rode over them. And then all the host of Rohan burst into song, and they sang as they slew, for the joy of battle was on them, and the sound of their singing that was fair and terrible came even to the City.
I adore this passage from the book and I think the movie scene really did it justice. Both are amazing, moving and inspiring. I am brought to tears every re-read of this passage and every rewatch of this scene. Plus the gorgeous music in the film really adds to the impact of the moment ♥️
Truly the pinnacle of the trilogy. And the trilogy is the pinnacle of film. What an amazing experience it must have been to see it performed live! Though the music was about 5 seconds behind haha
Tears every time, the line "Courage...courage for our friends". To look Death in the eye and welcome it, to charge and ride with the sun rising at your back, for ruin and the world's ending!!
I love seeing how the audience was moved to shout and cheer, and just imagine hope great it would’ve been to be one of the musicians playing and hearing that, and joining in that energy. There is a powerful thing in humanity unifying for a noble purpose, and it’s one of my favorite things about this life.
What's crazy is that was 6000 horsemen. In real life the Winged Hussars led a charge during the battle of Vienna not unlike the situation here that involved 20 thousand riders. This was in real life. Just imagine that.....
I believe that Tolkien would have known about the Winged Hussars and their charge at Vienna and based part of the siege of Gondor (and Helmsdeep) and the charge that the Rohirrim did on the Winged Hussars charge at Vienna. Sabaton has a great song called the Winged Hussars and youtube has scenes from a movie about the siege of Vienna.@@soul0travel138
I imagine the wings sounded like a clothes pin pinned to a bike tire (if you ever did that). Imagine 6000 horsemen coming at you with that sound. Imagine what that sound and amount of horses did to the horses of the enemy. Yes, the music is wonderful but it drowns out the sound of the charge of the horses and thunder sound of their hoofs hitting the dirt.@@petrpinc7695
Shows you how much a King can rally his men that even someone watching would be rallied ! Nothing makes you more fierce than knowing you are fighting alongside your king.
I love how the concertmaster (blone-hair violinist next to the conductor) was rocking out that violin solo at 2:50, she was definitiely getting caught up in the moment.
Got me crying in the office on my lunch break! These movies mean so much to me, and the Ride of the Rohirrim is so moving. To see a live performance combined with the visuals like this would be a dream come true. And personally I think it's nice for the musicians to get the "rock star" reception for a change. I'm sure if some of them don't like that sort of atmosphere, then an understudy would happily step in for these types of shows.
RIP Theoden King Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden! Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered...a sword-day, a red day...ere the sun rises! Ride now! Ride now! Ride! Ride for ruin....and the world's ending! Death! Death! Forth Eorlingas!
Immer, wirklich IMMER und egal wie oft ich diese Szene schon gesehen habe, habe ich Gänsehaut. Und mit dem Orchester.. Meine Güte. Würde ich das erleben, ich würde einfach weinen. Aaaaah ❤ diese Filme und Tolkiens Welt bedeuten mir so unendlich viel.
Hermoso. La emoción del público y preciosa interpretación de todos los músicos. La arenga del rey Théoden, interpretado por Bernard Hill, exalta el espíritu. Enfrentar una muerte segura y no rendirse. Con miedo, pero sin detenerse. Descansa en paz Bernard Hill. 💐
And so might the Ottoman Turks felt when they saw the Winged Hussar charge down that hill in the Siege of Vienna, 1693. The largest cavalry charge in history.
@@davidyehuda306 « At nightfall, the Russian troops were short of ammunition and without reserves, and Benningsen decided, against the advice of Knorring, Osterman and Lestocq, to retreat towards Königsberg. »
I have watched these films so many times in the past two decades I have lost count and these scenes, all the key scenes still move me to the core. I still get emotional, I still cry. What a masterpiece. The soundtrack is perfection and it made the world real. How I which to experience something like this one day. Hopefully once my daughter is a bit older, we can go together.
The rider at 3:47 always made me laugh as a kid. Now I'm in college and this scene never fails to make me want to pass out, the score and scene is overwhelmingly awesome.
The way the music just gives you a sense of dread to begin with seeing the size of the army they have to overcome and with every second the way it makes you feel the belief then when they are riding to battle the music gives you the sense of acceptance, relief and empowerment that they will overcome this it’s just a epic song amongst many many of the best orchestrated music in this whole trilogy
I was there with my brother! It looks epic in the video, and believe me when I say it was x100 times better in person. If you have the opportunity go to enjoy a movie with an orchestra playing!!
The crowd is epic! I would have also scream my lungs out . One of the most epic scenes ever ❤ I have watched this movie over 50 times and still have goosebumps
Literal goosebumps! Man... humans have come so far... A group listens to another and makes a movie, another group records, broadcasts it using efforts of a group that made it possible to record and replay and another group plays music tuned to the first group while yet another group of humans follows along listening and feeling and clapping and cheering..... just...wow....
This has got to be some movie tradition hearing the audience shout out “death!” when the ride of rohirrim begins. This is just beyond awesome accompanied by the epic orchestra.
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The Charge of the Rohirrim is one of the most epic and glorious scenes in cinematic history.
And yet it pales in comparison to it's IRL inspiration with triple the numbers.
Plus with the sound the wings must have made as the Winged Hussars charged at Vienna in 1683, it mast terrified the enemy horses.@@petrpinc7695
not 'one of' but it is
@@petrpinc7695 Which is what? The Winged Hussars in the battle of Vienna?
@@TheArrowedKnee and Battle of Catalaunian Plains, when Vizigoths smashed into Hunnic left flank and whose king Theodoric I. died in that battle, just like king Théoden did.
RIP Bernard Hill (May 5, 2024).
All HAIL THEODEN KING OF ROHAN!
No way, im currently rewatching the trilogy and am on this scene. Rip
HAIL!
WESTU THEODEN HAL!
Hail the victorious dead!
HAIL THEODEN KING!!!
The whole room yelling "deaaaaaaatthhhh" is just absolutely insane and SO awesome!
I got goosebumps! I wish I was there!
I was. And trust me, people kinda ruined the moment and in my opinion also disrespected the band with the applauses. It bothers musicians while still in the middle of interpretation
@@bouldergarfish1620 it's a movie orchestra not just the music, they loved it and received epic standing ovations 3 nights in a row. Don't try bring people down this performance was bolstered by the crowd
I watched it in cinemas four times the last two weeks and I felt like screaming death at the top of my lungs Everytime at this moment
i wa sin madrid and it was the same. It was annoying as fuck clapping in every scene, ruining it.@@bouldergarfish1620
It says a lot about these movies that you can see a live rendition of the movie score over 20 years later live in a theatre. Greatest trilogy ever made.
This was a 15k people stadium
A film so good it made perhaps the best war movie of all time not win what it deserved.
Master and Commander : Far Side of the World.
An absolutely perfect war movie, overshadowed by this.
2003 was hell of a year for films.
big fucking facts
Yes. And it's not even close.
@@chrislewis8714man I forgot that happened... I was 13 when I saw it in theaters and it blew my entire mind
The Lord of the Rings trilogy was the pinnacle of cinematic evolution and I shall die on that hill.
Then I shall die as one of them!
And in such mighty company, you shall not be ashamed.
@@davycrock0441 Right. Where are we dying?
No sane human being with a brain is going to disagree with you, my guy 👍
Never thought I'd die side by side with an elf
If you look closely, you can see the violinist giving off smoke while playing the sheer fire of this song.
Was about to say the same. She played that solo with her whole body and soul.
Where is she in the orchestra? Is she in the front or the back?
@@CarolineHoey-ii4dd 2:52, in the front, right next to the conductor. You can't miss her.
she just rips into it!
It's rosin dust, but I get the idea 😂
Absolute goosebumps when the crowd joined in... Epic
Tbh it you listen to such amazing scenes with that music you only rly want to listen to the ochrestra not have people talking
@@mama78jeffbruh14yes, but people could not help... how do you cope with such emotion. they were IN it and had to take it out. i understand
@@korth26 probably ye but when I listen to it on video I just want to hear the amazing music not people talking 😂
@@mama78jeffbruh14if you just want to hear the music perfectly recorded then listen to the OST, it will sound much better and much clearer
On the other hand, cringe when they go "woohoo!" and clap...
THIS is cinema. I'm terrified of the idea of death, but I'd follow King Théoden to the gates of Mordor itself
If you believe Jesus Christ is Lord, you will be saved.
@@yeudler41hahaha get a grip Jesus
@@yeudler41 Well said! With Jesus you have nothing to fear. 💖💖
@@GMYellowstone Amen!
Yes. If that's the situation, better fight then hide no?
I couldn't go to one of these concerts. I'd just cry the whole time
Same.
i'm going to. To the concert and to cry the whole time ;) so exited!
I cried like a baby, si yeah, the instrumental is awesome, but the core is what hit you and break your heart, in a good way, in a great way
My God, what a communal experience…
been there, done that twice, cried for hours on end. And would gladly do it again!
I don't know why but every single time I watch this scene it makes me tear up, it did the first time I saw it in the theater and it has the dozens of times I've watched it since.
This scene and music calls to an emotion that has no name. Yet we all know it in our hearts nonetheless.
same. literally eating my lunch and tearing up super hard. lump in my throat. lips trembling lmao.
@@logandarklighter I think it speaks to something very deep within us, a call to duty and of honor, and of sacrifice. We may not see it often nowadays in film, but to face certain death and to sacrifice oneself so that others may live is probably the noblest acts of heroism there is.
It’s because humanity has fought for each other before and it will happen again.
It's the idea that there is good in the world that is worth defending. Even if you fail in the end and all falls to darkness, it is still right and good to defy the fall.
this hits so hard, you are watching the movie on the big screen and then you snap back to reality and understand that the orchestra itself is playing it live in front of you
this is what out-of-body experience really feels like
Это на самом деле эпично!
Вот только оркестр надо слушать, и только после того как он закончит своё выступление нужно одарить его овациями.
Ну а тут мы наблюдаем, что данное выступление то и дело прерывается свистом (хоть и одобрительным), аплодисментами... Из-за чего просто напросто не слышно музыки...
We had the exact same experience at the Royal Albert Hall for the first 2 films, ROTK is playing later this year. You're 100% right in that it was an out of body experience!!!
this is how it was done originaly when cinema appeared there wasn't any sound recorded so u had to have a litttle orchestra playing at the back, and they had (yes) to synchronise with the movie while not being seen
Rest in peace Bernard,
You always shall be remembered for the best scene in cinema history.
Rest in Peace, Bernard Hill- our king Theoden !
HAIL!!!
My dad just passed away the very day I had to attend this in Madrid. I know he's now in Heaven, in the Imperishable Lands. T'estimo molt, papà ❤
My condolences. Like Gandalf says to Pipin.. that's not the end but just another path we all must take 🧙🏻♂️
@JosepmariaAngles May he rest in peace. He is now with his forefathers. In whose mighty company your dad will never feel ashamed.
French?
He's sitting in the Green dragon, knocking back a cold one with the heroes from the fellowship. He's sitting across from Aragon. :)
@@ownlydown5933 Català. Que En Pau Descansi!
“Arise, arise, riders of Théoden!
Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered!
A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
Ride now, ride now, ride!
Ride for ruin, and the world’s ending!"
Forth Eiolangus!!!
DEEEAAATH!
Muerteeeeee
The best pre battle speech EVER
@@brandonhaag52 amen to that. Goosebumps everytime.
I have been listening to the Ride of Rohirrim for the past week as I complete milestones for my work and school--it was an honor to be apart of the generation that got to experience King Theoden's battle speech. RIP to the King of Rohan. For Death, Glory, his people and for Rohan.
Then suddenly Merry felt it at last, beyond doubt: a change. Wind was in his face! Light was glimmering. Far, far away, in the South the clouds could be dimly seen as remote grey shapes, rolling up, drifting: morning lay beyond them.
But at that same moment there was a flash, as if lightning had sprung from the earth beneath the City. For a searing second it stood dazzling far off in black and white, its topmost tower like a glittering needle; and then as the darkness closed again there came rolling over the fields a great boom.
At that sound the bent shape of the king sprang suddenly erect. Tall and proud he seemed again; and rising in his his stirrups he cried in a loud voice, more clear than any there had ever heard a mortal man achieve before:
Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden!
Fell deeds awake: fire and slaughter!
Spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered,
A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!
With that he seized a great horn from Guthláf his banner-bearer, and he blew such a blast upon it that it burst asunder. And straightaway all the horns in the host were lifted up in music, and the blowing of the horns of Rohan in that hour was like a storm upon the plain and a thunder in the mountains.
Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!
Suddenly the king cried to Snowmane and the horse sprang away. Behind him his banner blew in the wind, white horse upon a field of green, but he outpaced it. After him thundered the knights of his house, but he was ever before them. Éomer rode there, the white horsetail on his helm floating in this speed, and the front of the first éored roared like a breaker foaming to the shore, but Théoden could not be overtaken. Fey he seemed, or the battle-fury of his fathers ran like new fire in his veins, and he was borne up on Snowmane like a god of old, even as Oromë the Great in the battle of the Valar when the world was young. His golden shield was uncovered, and lo! it shone like an image of the Sun, and the grass flamed into green about the white feet of his steed. For morning came, morning and a wind from the sea; and darkness was removed, and the host of Mordor wailed, and terror took them, and they fled, and died, and the hoofs of wrath rode over them. And then all the host of Rohan burst into song, and they sang as they slew, for the joy of battle was on them, and the sound of their singing that was fair and terrible came even to the City.
Thank you ❤️
Thanks 🙏💖
The beauty of reeding this in one breath from the book can even be better then watching this magnificent movie scene
And Amazon thought it could improve upon a work such as this. Hubris personified…
I adore this passage from the book and I think the movie scene really did it justice. Both are amazing, moving and inspiring. I am brought to tears every re-read of this passage and every rewatch of this scene. Plus the gorgeous music in the film really adds to the impact of the moment ♥️
This scene will always give me goosebumps! To quote King Theoden ‘Hail the Victorious Death’! RIP Bernard Hill ❤
Trying my best to hold back the tears, but I am still failing after the 100th time watching those 3 masterpieces..
same, every time :) its like with braveheart you just cant hold it!
Dacts the scene alone
beats
The past two years of Hollywood trash thats come out
I start sobbing every time. Every. Single. Time.
The Greatest Scene in Cinematic History
Rest in peace, Bernard Hill 5 May 2024. You will never be forgotten, by millions. HAIL, THEODEN KING!
Hail Theoden King . RIP Bernard Hill
❤
Truly the pinnacle of the trilogy. And the trilogy is the pinnacle of film. What an amazing experience it must have been to see it performed live! Though the music was about 5 seconds behind haha
Bluetooth lol
And the film is the pinnacle of cinema 😉😃
I feel the pinnacle was when everyone knelt to the Hobbits.
First time I cried tears of joy in my life was when I went to the Live orchestra earlier this year.
So epic isn't it
I've done one of these as a member of the choir. The energy in a theater like this during an event like this is so electric and intoxicating. AMAZING.
must have been amazing
Tears every time, the line "Courage...courage for our friends". To look Death in the eye and welcome it, to charge and ride with the sun rising at your back, for ruin and the world's ending!!
The real best speech ever, honestly.
sometimes in a big blockbuster the dialogue is cringe or basic but LOTR has some of the best dialogue in all of cinema
RIP, my king Theoden
🐎 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
I love seeing how the audience was moved to shout and cheer, and just imagine hope great it would’ve been to be one of the musicians playing and hearing that, and joining in that energy. There is a powerful thing in humanity unifying for a noble purpose, and it’s one of my favorite things about this life.
It's actually really annoying
What's crazy is that was 6000 horsemen. In real life the Winged Hussars led a charge during the battle of Vienna not unlike the situation here that involved 20 thousand riders. This was in real life. Just imagine that.....
Can you imagine the sound of the Winged Hussars as they came down that hill in that charge?
Most films are based on real life events, even fantasy and sci fi epics 🕶️
I believe that Tolkien would have known about the Winged Hussars and their charge at Vienna and based part of the siege of Gondor (and Helmsdeep) and the charge that the Rohirrim did on the Winged Hussars charge at Vienna. Sabaton has a great song called the Winged Hussars and youtube has scenes from a movie about the siege of Vienna.@@soul0travel138
Witnesses of both sides described it: ,,As if the angels themself lead the charge"
I imagine the wings sounded like a clothes pin pinned to a bike tire (if you ever did that). Imagine 6000 horsemen coming at you with that sound. Imagine what that sound and amount of horses did to the horses of the enemy. Yes, the music is wonderful but it drowns out the sound of the charge of the horses and thunder sound of their hoofs hitting the dirt.@@petrpinc7695
The goosebumps WHEn the crowd starts screaming! WE’ve all been there, WE HAVE ALL screamed it out once!
Oh yeah. ew did
I do every time. Like an absolute madwoman.
RIP Bernard Hill... "Your men my lord, will follow you to whatever end.." -Gamling to King Théoden
Over 20 years later, and STILL chills!! Théoden King REDEEMED.
There will never be a soundtrack like it ever again. A true masterpiece!
Howard Shore went OFF man
RIP Bernard Hill
Hail the victorious dead
Rest in peace! King of Rohan! You go to your fathers, in those mighty company!
It's been more than 20 years and it's still the best trilogy I have seen in my life.
I don't think we're ever going to get better, how could you improve on perfection.
A gift that keeps on giving 🗡️🐎
Farewell Bernard Hill. You were truly a great man worthy of being King of Rohan.
That was such an epic moment in the movie. The views, the music, everything combined in it so perfectly.
Shows you how much a King can rally his men that even someone watching would be rallied ! Nothing makes you more fierce than knowing you are fighting alongside your king.
This scene always gets my blood going. Can't imagine what it was like to see in person like this! Amazing
Goosebumps, just goosebumps, especially when the audience participates
I'd cry. I'd cry within seconds of the horn.
Still brings tears to my eyes no matter how many times I watch it after 20yrs
i know right, I never cry but this always gets me
I love how the concertmaster (blone-hair violinist next to the conductor) was rocking out that violin solo at 2:50, she was definitiely getting caught up in the moment.
hahahaha she's just going for it, she's all in.
One of the most epic scenes in cinema. Now imagine how much more epic it would have been if Theoden got more than half the spears he hoped for.
Rest in Power, Mr. Hill.
Got me crying in the office on my lunch break! These movies mean so much to me, and the Ride of the Rohirrim is so moving. To see a live performance combined with the visuals like this would be a dream come true.
And personally I think it's nice for the musicians to get the "rock star" reception for a change. I'm sure if some of them don't like that sort of atmosphere, then an understudy would happily step in for these types of shows.
Rest in peace Mr Hill
Decades and this scene still brings tears to my eyes.
Perfection.
RIP King Theoden!
The importance of the Rohirrim in this moment, in this battle can never be understated.
May we all stand up for one another in eaches time of need like this cavalry.. in the name of everything good 🗡️🐎
How amazing you are people of Spain this is absolutely the most iconic moment 🎉🎉🎉 amazing video thank you so much for sharing
RIP Bernard Hill May 2024
RIP Theoden King
Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden!
Spears shall be shaken, shields shall be splintered...a sword-day, a red day...ere the sun rises!
Ride now! Ride now! Ride! Ride for ruin....and the world's ending!
Death! Death!
Forth Eorlingas!
Rest in Peace Bernard Hill, King Theoden will forever be a legendary character
Immer, wirklich IMMER und egal wie oft ich diese Szene schon gesehen habe, habe ich Gänsehaut. Und mit dem Orchester.. Meine Güte. Würde ich das erleben, ich würde einfach weinen. Aaaaah ❤ diese Filme und Tolkiens Welt bedeuten mir so unendlich viel.
I'm watching that on a big screen, on a small screen, and that scene still makes my heart swell. It does its job well, especially the music.
Hermoso. La emoción del público y preciosa interpretación de todos los músicos. La arenga del rey Théoden, interpretado por Bernard Hill, exalta el espíritu. Enfrentar una muerte segura y no rendirse. Con miedo, pero sin detenerse. Descansa en paz Bernard Hill. 💐
Não vejo a hora de um dia anunciarem esse concerto aqui no Brasil. Eu com certeza vou!
*Gives me flashbacks to seeing it in the theatre for the first time!🙏🏼😭*
Nothing quite like the first time.. but this still gets better with age
I saw this three times the day it came out. no joke. drove all over Dallas to see it with different friends. Just... amazing.
And so might the Ottoman Turks felt when they saw the Winged Hussar charge down that hill in the Siege of Vienna, 1693. The largest cavalry charge in history.
You comment is golden like to see people still know history ❤
and the Russians and Austrians at Eylaud when 12,000 horsemen commanded by Murat allowed Napoleon to win the battle
Definitely not the russians during the charge of the light brigade..
Respect to the Winged Hussar. They saved Europe from a terrible fate.
@@davidyehuda306 « At nightfall, the Russian troops were short of ammunition and without reserves, and Benningsen decided, against the advice of Knorring, Osterman and Lestocq, to retreat towards Königsberg. »
I got the shivers just by watching this.
I'm already crying! Best movie in movie history hands down! 😢❤
Best trilogy
still undefeated
Rest in peace king.
I have watched these films so many times in the past two decades I have lost count and these scenes, all the key scenes still move me to the core. I still get emotional, I still cry. What a masterpiece. The soundtrack is perfection and it made the world real. How I which to experience something like this one day. Hopefully once my daughter is a bit older, we can go together.
The rider at 3:47 always made me laugh as a kid. Now I'm in college and this scene never fails to make me want to pass out, the score and scene is overwhelmingly awesome.
my man did a line before going to battle, he's on full hype mode now.
the orcs in his path were just like 'no, no thank you, I do not want that smoke!'
“ Ride! Ride for ruin!! And the world’s ending! Death!!! “
F in chat for Bernard Hill.
The way the music just gives you a sense of dread to begin with seeing the size of the army they have to overcome and with every second the way it makes you feel the belief then when they are riding to battle the music gives you the sense of acceptance, relief and empowerment that they will overcome this it’s just a epic song amongst many many of the best orchestrated music in this whole trilogy
It still gives me goosebumps
assistent. "sir jackson, we have to make the rohirrim's charge in pelennor's fields. how much epicness we have to put in the scene?"
Jackson: "yes"
lol
Goosebumps - tears - every time.
still epic to this day, Rohan and King Theoden endured a lot despite being outnumbered most of the time. Truly a great King!
RIP Bernard Hill RIP KIng Theoden ....you shall now ride with you ancestors !
I was there with my brother! It looks epic in the video, and believe me when I say it was x100 times better in person. If you have the opportunity go to enjoy a movie with an orchestra playing!!
I was there gandalf..
Would kill to see something like this live.
The crowd is epic! I would have also scream my lungs out . One of the most epic scenes ever ❤ I have watched this movie over 50 times and still have goosebumps
ONE OF THE BEST SCENES OF ALL TIME
PURE GOOSEBUMPS
Did not expect this to bring me to tears. These movies are so awesome, and hats off to the orchestra.
HAIL TO THEODEN KING
doesn't matter how many times i watch this scene tears every time.
It's poetry in motion...and sound to boot❤
Gods what a glorious day!!
Lotr has no remake lotr needs no remake.
Rest in peace Bernard Hill
Brought a tear to my eye!
I lost it when the room started yelling “Death” with the movie. EPIC.
For as long as I live this scene will NEVER fail to give me goosebumps and tears. So friggin' epic.
Incomparably incomparable 🐎🐎🐎
Not even gonna lie, if I saw this live I'd be crying my eyes out soon as those strings start playing, Im done
God i'm crying every time 😭😭😭
What an awesome crowd, yelling death with the Rohirrim. My people 🤙🏼
Literal goosebumps! Man... humans have come so far... A group listens to another and makes a movie, another group records, broadcasts it using efforts of a group that made it possible to record and replay and another group plays music tuned to the first group while yet another group of humans follows along listening and feeling and clapping and cheering..... just...wow....
goose bumps all over! every time again!
How does it cause one to have so many goosebumps
Não há como não se emocionar ao ver essa cena!
This has got to be some movie tradition hearing the audience shout out “death!” when the ride of rohirrim begins. This is just beyond awesome accompanied by the epic orchestra.
One of the best scenes in cinematic history. Gives me goosebunps each time again 👌🏽
I can´t avoid crying every time I watch this scene and hear this music. Brilliant.
IMMACULATE SERIES OF FILMS THAT EVEN TO THIS DAY THRU MY OWN MONITOR I GET CHILLS WATCHING THIS AND THE CROWD GOING WILD.
Impeccable. Immaculate.
RIP King Theoden